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Landslide in Cox’s Bazar leaves 3 Rohingyas dead

29 March 2023
Landslide in Cox’s Bazar leaves 3 Rohingyas dead


UNB, Cox’s Bazar :

Three Rohingyas were killed on Wednesday after heavy chunks of mud from a hill collapsed on them while cutting a hill at Muhuripara in Ukhiya Upazila of Cox’s Bazar.


Two of the deceased were identified as Jahid Hossain, 23, son of Abdul Motaleb, resident of Rohingya camp east-1, Syed Akbar, 20, son of Md. Owares, resident of Rohingya camp-3. The identity of another deceased couldn’t be known yet.


Locals said, a team of Rohingya labourers were cutting a hill near Nesar Ahmed’s house.


Suddenly, some heavy chunks of mud collapsed on them, leaving the trio dead on the spot.


On information, police and a fire service team rushed to the spot and recovered the bodies.


Sheikh Mohammad Ali, Officer-in-Charge of Ukhiya Police Station, said that they brought the bodies to the police station.


The bodies will be sent to Cox’s Bazar Sadar Hospital for autopsy, he added.

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